The Market

The last few years have seen some quite significant changes in the way that households and homeowners operate, according to the new English Housing Survey.

The Office for National Statistics is gearing up to launch its "single, official house price index" in the first half of 2016

In the wake of that undercover documentary, financial crime specialist Dan Hyde explains why, in money laundering offences, a lack of intent - or an illicit deal - is no defence...

With the 144th Open Championship swinging into action at St Andrews today, Savills has picked a cracking time to launch this apartment with grandstand views of the 18th. In

Savills has been called up to compile a so-called "Domesday Book" of all the brownfield public land in London

Formerly the poor neighbour of Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Chelsea, Marylebone has undergone a seismic transformation over the last few years.

The rate of house price growth eased up in the immediate aftermath of the General Election, but homeowner's got a little bit more optimistic about rising values, according to the latest from Knight Frank

What on earth is going on with 2-8a Rutland Gate... ...is the question most property peeps will be asking this morning.

A hugely important country estate that once belonged to Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester has been put up for sale in Warwickshire.

As stamp duty reforms, tighter lenders and a rising pound put the kibosh on major growth in the sales market, rental values look to have been surging across pretty much every postcode in town. T

A buyer has apparently just offered £280m for 2-8a Rutland Gate in Knightsbridge.

The National Trading Standards Estate Agency Team has re-drafted the "Guidance on Property Sales" previously issued by the Office of Fair Trading in 2012